Roosevelt warned of disasters on western trip
Washington reports a telegram sent to Secretary Root warning President Roosevelt to avoid a March westward journey due to fears of explosion, railroad accident, firearms, and elevators. A meteorologist warns of tropical weather until mid May, followed by severe storms and blizzards, as preparations for the trip proceed.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Matt
E. Root
Root
Tate
Mars
Tropicai
Automobile Patent Trust Forms In New York
The Combine of licensed automobile manufacturers organized in New York aims to control patents. It includes Winton Oldsmobile Packard Peerless Haynes Apperson Pierce Pan American International Pope Robinson and Waltham. George B Selden and Henry D MacDonald hold key patents preventing car production without infringement. The association expects substantial savings by centralized patent handling.
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New York
Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturera
Winton
Oldsmobile
Packard
Peerlesg
Searchion
Haynes-Apperson
Pierce
Pan- American
International
Pope, Robinson and Waltham
Tray Techne Association
George B. Selden
Henry
Dr Flower Indicted and Miner Wages Hiked Report
Dr Flower was indicted on grand larceny in New York and jailed in default of bail. The case cites theft from Mrs Belle Gray Taylor and hints at larger sums. bail set reportedly high at 30000. Separately, Baltimore reports wage increases for 15000 miners in George's Creek and Styersdale districts, effective April 1, via Consolidation Coal. Cantwell, Blackford county representative, shows marked improvement after hospital discharge.
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New York
HC Prower
Belle Gray Taylor
Baltimore
W.K. Wilshire
Consolidation Coal Company
George's Creek
Styersdale
Cantwell
Sidney W. Cantwell
Blackford County
20000 Vote to Strike in Lowell Textile City
Lowell textile workers in Massachusetts vote to strike for a 30 percent wage increase. All unions in the textile council unite to enforce the demand, threatening a citywide work stoppage and a long, bitter struggle in New England’s oldest textile center.
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Lowell
Masa
Lowell Tertile Council
Lowel
New England
Textile Council
King Edward Grips at Illness Amid Public Duties
Liverpool dispatch reports King Edward the Sixth remains seriously unwell with ongoing oppression. The monarch endures daily physician visits while attempting to perform public engagements with a smiling facade.
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Liverpool
Marone
Edward
Tar and Feathers After Acquittal Angers Cleveland Jury
Cleveland readers react to the acquittal of Charten Jansowskl, wife Mrs Wirkowski condemned by a mob for the murder of her husband. A crowd gathered with feathers and torches, plans foiled, as she reportedly fled with Mary Ennis after the verdict.
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Cleveland
Wlirkowski
Charten Jansowskl
Janowakl
Consul Gowdy Pans Guardian for Chase Heir
Mones Fowler Chase of Lafayette Indiana found in private sanitarium and pronounced incurably insane by physicians. The case centers on guardian disputes as Chase’s father Frederick Chase seeks control of a fortune valued at about 509000. The Indiana court recently appointed the father guardian amid lengthy many years of legal contest and custody battles.
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Mones Fowler Chase
Lafayette
Ind
Phyalcluna
Monsul-gen. Gowdy
Gowdy Chase
Chase
Hag
Addison
C. Bartla
Indianapolis
Gowdy
Fowler
Moses Fowler
Moses Fowler Chase
Heath
Young Chase
Frederick 3. Chase
Yale
Cinselnnati
Auddenly Sigane
Canitarium
Flint
Mich
Michigan
Detroit
Chases
Chas. Duhme
Cincinnati
Dahme
Mr. Duhme
Dohme
Sire
Dubme Tolk
Evrops
Indiana
Aireult Court
Renton County
Ireland Liberation Dreamer Faces Police Inquiries
A disoriented man claiming to be the liberator of Ireland burst into police headquarters and spoke of freeing Ireland while clutching a morphine bottle. The suspect, identified later as Joe Hausey, appeared insane and was detained for examination. Separately, Martinique curios and a Mount Pelee lecture were announced at a storefront window, drawing crowds. In Peoria, Leslie Zeina shot and killed his stepfather after a confrontation.
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Police
Crane
Tam
Joe Hausey
Martinique
CT. Fletcher
Martini and
St. Pletty
Tich
Art Blore
Washington St
Pleteher
Central Universatist
Mrs. Martin McInvaine Burned To Death In Mansfield
In Mansfield on Thursday morning Mrs. Martin McInvaine died after a stove fire started by what is believed to be gasoline rather than coal oil. Her husband, at the barn, heard screams and rescued their two children from a second floor with a ladder as firefighters arrived. The victim perished in flames.
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Mansfield
Martin McInvaine
Menna
Railroad Changer and Funeral Notices Featured
A. P. Flynn of the Lackawanna railroad will take over as train manager of the Tankawanns system on April 1, succeeding John H. Crawford who becomes general eastern agent. The funeral of Mrs. Alice Mortog Dreier was held Thursday after dying Tuesday night at Vincent's hospital following tumor surgery. A tale on fat babies as sleepers discusses a Springfield Illinois man who swapped coffee for Postum, noting better sleep and health after the change.
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A. P. Flynn
The
Lackawanna Railroad
Vecoma Freight
Tratn
Tankawanns System
John H. Crawford
Mire, Drapler
Alice Mortog Dreier
Springfeld
Postum
Battle Creek
Mich
Danger of coal strike looms in Indiana fields
In Terre Haute Indiana district miners and operators risk a coal strike after failed wage and labor condition talks. An ultimatum barred any wage scale unless gains from the Interstate Joint conference are matched. Locals will vote on the issue, with a dispute over employing shot firers fueling tensions and a bill causing operator withdrawals from the Indianapolis agreement as other districts remain silent.
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Terre Haute
Ind
George Hargrove
Mintrs’ Organization
Minera
Indianapolis
Conditioni Ag
Pointe
Dlapyte
Indiana
Cpain
Foster Shirley resigns as Sun's pauper attorney in police court
Foster Shirley, long serving attorney for the Sun in the Indianapolis police court, resigns effective April 1. He cites inability to devote full time due to other interests. Court officials acclaim his work aiding penniless prisoners and preserving justice, while The Sun contemplates continuing the pauper attorney program.
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the Sun
Foster
Shiller
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Shirley
Indianapolis Bun
Owl
Dulice
Polle
Pollee
Baill Dawson
Turnkey
Lowe
Maffey
Long
Helsnee
Gregoire
Cole Jina
Whallon
Holmes
Eliott
Kaiser and
Shorts
Wdisest
Stubbs
Uvan
C. Shirley
Tre Phurton
Watehnd
Tao Euch
Fonter Shirley
Police Court
Poles
Bhirley
Crima
Po- Neg Station
Ein
Hig Jeay
Hin
Gerber
Bairfey
Peach
Steve
Brillant
Thoes
Equestrian Dinner On Horseback By New York Club
Members of a swell New York Equestrian club will dine on horseback at Billings table in Fort Washington road. Chicago host Billings will preside Sunday night with a rose bank backdrop and a grand piano arrangement. Each saddle horn will bear a wine glass, and champagne will be served atop white tablecloths during the dine-in ride.
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New York
C K. Billings
Chicago
Equestrian Club
Billings Atable
Fort Washington Road
Indiana National Bank
Indianapolis
Ind
Wehert N. Merritt
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Polley No
Mutual Life Snew Company
Mystery Well Blood Hair Traced to Boys
In Kokomo Indiana a gas well drilling mishap unearthed blood and hair from the earth. The incident occurred while drillers paused for dinner. Local boys confessed to throwing a dog into the well, solving the mystery.
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Kokomo
Ind
Births and Deaths in a Local Community Ledger
A compact dated record lists numerous births with parental names and addresses, followed by deaths and causes such as pneumonia and gunshot wound, then marriages and building permits. The entries name many individuals and streets, reflecting a mid-century local register of vital events and permits.
Vaudeville and Burlesque Show At Park And Empire
Park presents Alaska new attraction opening for three days featuring Carter's sensational stage effects and Lincoln Carter at Empire Rose Hill burlesquers. Shows at 2:15 and 8:15 with Thursday opening promise dramatic scenery and engaging performances by the Carter troupe.
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Tincoln J. Carter
Intest
Alaska
the Park
Carter
City Life District Happenings and Appointments
The notice column reports W. Co banquet at Mrs. McCain’s Division Street home marking a 1st anniversary. Charles A. Schimpf reelected to Jeffersonville police board by Gov. Durbin. Hen Rues music recital at the German House. Henry B. Sinell exhibit at John Herron Art Institute open to April 16. Kingun & Co renounces joining new meat packers’ combine amid German embargo. plans for new Bhortridge high school inspected, 980000 project at Irvington. Schools Nos. 17 21 24 to remain open through spring vacation due to amalipos issues.
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W. Co. Co
McCain
Schimppf
Charles A. Schimpf
Jeffersonvills
Henry B. Sinell
New York
Water Color Club
John Herron Art Institute
Kindan
John M. Shaw
Kingun & Co
Hingun
Packers
Shaw
Bhortridge High School
Irvington
Talon
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Stella Taylor
John McLain
Amelia Matson
Bert Robertos
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Katie Martin
Freddy Rice
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William Goodwin
Cora Kirkpatrick
Frank H. Robinson
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Arie I. Bhipman
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Tema
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